Jul 25, 2017 - Hardening steps for securing your MikroTik RouterOS devices. Network devices must have HTTP service for administrative access disabled.

Hi all, I'm very new to RouterOS and I am having trouble setting up a MikroTik GrooveA 52HPn. It's currently running RouterOS 6.18 which is what it came with. What I'm looking to do is hopefully not very complicated. I want to use the unit as a simple access point for a closed control network. The network is in the 192.168.0.x range and has about 12-15 devices on it. I need to be able to connect an iPad in to adjust some things.

The iPad will have a static IP, so no DHCP is really needed. Ideally there would be no NAT or anything, the remote needs to connect as directly as possible. So here's my problem, I'm really not sure how to set the unit up to accomplish this. I tried assigning 192.168.0.190 on the Internet IP (in Quick Set). Then I assigned 192.168.0.191 to the Local Network. Then I turned off bridge.

At that point I couldn't connect to the unit via the Ethernet port anymore. And my computer was in the correct IP address range. So for now, I'm really not sure what to do. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Just a bit of an update. I factory reset the unit to clear out whatever it was that I did. I've now got the Internet IP set to 192.168.0.190 and the Local IP set to 192.168.0.191. I can connect wirelessly to the AP with the iPad, with a static of IP of 192.168.0.195. But I can't ping anything from the iPad.

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I'm thinking that I should get pinging working first, then start working on getting the data flow working for my application. Just a bit of an update. I factory reset the unit to clear out whatever it was that I did. I've now got the Internet IP set to 192.168.0.190 and the Local IP set to 192.168.0.191. I can connect wirelessly to the AP with the iPad, with a static of IP of 192.168.0.195. Tamil dubbed cartoon movies download. But I can't ping anything from the iPad. I don't know what to set as the Internet gateway IP.

At the moment I set it to 192.168.0.251, but that's a nonsense IP. I tried it as 192.168.0.190 as well, but no luck. Everything else is set to defaults.

I even adjusted the clock to make sure having it way out of date wasn't messing up the board. I'm thinking that I should get pinging working first, then start working on getting the data flow working for my application. When reset configuration be sure of this options: keep user configuration unchecked no default configuration checked do not backup checked then yo have a clean device, you have to manage it by mac address using winbox, because any ip address is configured.

Hi all, Ok, after much messing around today, I'm making progress at least! The main problem seems to have been that one of the first things I did was to switch the unit from CPE mode to Home AP. Seemed like a good idea to me at the time.but it wasn't, at least not for my purpose. So now I am in CPE, set to Bridge mode.

I have assigned a static IP of 192.168.0.190. Netmask is correct. And I can even connect wirelessly, which is awesome!

However, not all is great. Something is making the wireless interface extremely slow.

For example, I connected my laptop wired and pinged the unit (192.168.0.190). Ping response times were around 0.25-0.3mS. Then I pulled the cable, connected the same laptop wirelessly, and pinged the unit. This time ping responses ranged from 1700mS to 60mS. I went through the setup and made sure everything I wasn't using was turned off, for instance DHCP, filtering, etc. But nothing seems to have made a difference. I plopped down an Airport Express just to make sure the area wasn't way too jammed, and the Airport worked fine.

So.what have I done?